CPR Certification Training
Workforce development built by people who do the work.
REQUIRED & COMPLIANCE TRAINING Life-saving certification, taught to stick
CPR & First Aid Certification
Most states require it, and it’s the kind of training people forget the moment the class ends unless it’s taught right. Ours is hands-on and instructor-led, so the skills stick. We come to you or you come to us.
Who it’s for
- New DSPs who need certification before they start
- Existing staff whose two-year certification is expiring
- Agencies certifying a group at once
What you get
- Nationally recognized certification valid for two years
- Roughly four hours of instruction, including hands-on skills practice and testing
- Certification cards issued on completion
- Small enough class sizes that everyone gets real practice time
Investment
$150 per participant
Includes testing fees and certification card.
Available at our training facility or on-site at your location. For on-site training, travel costs apply based on mileage and training location, with overnight accommodations billed at cost only when distance requires it.
✓ TO VERIFY WITH KENCREST
- Certifying body (American Heart Association, American Red Cross, or ASHI)
- Exact course name (buyers and state surveyors care which one it is)
- Minimum and maximum class sizes
- Mileage rate for on-site delivery
Pediatric & Infant CPR (Ages 0–5)
Small bodies need a different response, and the people caring for them need training built for it. This course focuses on children from birth through age five — infant and child CPR, choking relief, and the pediatric basics that adult certification doesn’t cover. Same hands-on, instructor-led approach as our adult course, taught on infant and child manikins so the skills are real, not theoretical. We come to you or you come to us.
Who it’s for
- Staff who support infants and young children, ages 0 through 5
- Early childhood and childcare program staff who need pediatric-specific certification
- DSPs and caregivers in programs serving young children
- Existing staff whose two-year pediatric certification is expiring
- Agencies certifying a group at once
What you get
- Nationally recognized pediatric and infant certification valid for two years
- Hands-on practice on infant and child manikins, including testing
- Coverage of infant and child CPR, choking relief, and pediatric first aid basics
- Certification cards issued on completion
- Small enough class sizes that everyone gets real practice time
Investment
$150 per participant
Includes testing fees and certification card.
Bundle option: staff who need both adult and pediatric certification can be enrolled in a combined session at a blended rate — ask about group bundling when you schedule.
Available at our training facility or on-site at your location. For on-site training, travel costs apply based on mileage and training location, with overnight accommodations billed at cost only when distance requires it.
✓ TO VERIFY WITH KENCREST
- Certifying body and exact course name (e.g., AHA Pediatric First Aid CPR AED, or Red Cross Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED)
- Standalone pediatric CPR, or combined pediatric First Aid + CPR
- Price (placeholder set to $150 to match the adult course) and total class hours
- Minimum and maximum class size
- Whether the combined adult-plus-pediatric bundle is offered, and at what rate
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IRS Standard Mileage + Actual Expenses
We make on-site professional development seamless. For organizations located across the Greater Philadelphia and Delaware Valley region, we offer three clear, mid-market travel structures designed to fit your budget and compliance preferences.
$1,500 facilitator fee per day plus Direct Reimbursement
Tagline: Pay exactly what it costs to get us there—nothing more.
Rate: IRS Standard Mileage + Actual Expenses